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xxxLik3aB0SSxxx · 01-13-2014, 14:39

Hey I have a question. How can I decompile a .dll file?

hillbilly · 01-13-2014, 14:46

ILspy

**Nekochan** · 01-13-2014, 15:16

DecompilingIsBad.exe

**barata** · 01-13-2014, 15:20

(01-13-2014, 14:46)hillbilly Wrote: ILspy

So every dll has to be .NET, good to know...

Thanks Barata...

~~[HARD] Tony.~~ · 01-13-2014, 19:23

@IlSpy suck,, use .Net Reflector & Ida Pro...

**Nekochan** · 01-13-2014, 19:53

(01-13-2014, 19:23)[HARD] Tony. Wrote: @IlSpy suck,, use .Net Reflector & Ida Pro...

You are f*cking retarded. Do you even know how decompiling works?

**barata** · 01-13-2014, 20:13

(01-13-2014, 19:53)SailorMoon Wrote:
(01-13-2014, 19:23)[HARD] Tony. Wrote: @IlSpy suck,, use .Net Reflector & Ida Pro...

You are f*cking retarded. Do you even know how decompiling works?

Like he knows how to use IDA properly...

Thanks Barata...

SgtLegend · 01-14-2014, 11:59

Why do you even need to decompile them? If you know how to write code it should be pretty obvious how to reverse engineer it.

I myself will admit I do reverse DLL's into pure code but NEVER re-use or re-distribute the code for personal gain which is what I assume you're asking to do, call me a thief if you think I am but you would not find another persons code in my source files except for code snippets from say MSDN where it's just easier to re-use their working examples.

**Nekochan** · 01-14-2014, 14:12

(01-14-2014, 11:59)SgtLegend Wrote: Why do you even need to decompile them? If you know how to write code it should be pretty obvious how to reverse engineer it.

I myself will admit I do reverse DLL's into pure code but NEVER re-use or re-distribute the code for personal gain which is what I assume you're asking to do, call me a thief if you think I am but you would not find another persons code in my source files except for code snippets from say MSDN where it's just easier to re-use their working examples.

The most easier method - ask the author. lol.

SgtLegend · 01-14-2014, 14:40

Funny thing is 99% of the DLL's I've reversed are my own, why? Because I deleted my source folder by accident a while back and had to start getting the source for them again.

And just to clarify I've NEVER stolen and re-used someone's work, I will never allow myself to do that nor teach anyone else how to do that because there is no reason too.

Learn C#, learn how to develop for MW3 and you will be good as gold.